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What's happening in ITC?ITC daily chart: After completion of Normal or Trending Impulse, the price falls. We can see clearly that the first leg of this fall looks like an impulse (shown by red 1-2-3-4-5), which is wave A of Zig-zag. Then price retraced to 38.2% forming wave B. Currently, wave C is developing in ITC. The minimum fall for this is 61.8% extension, which is near the 459 level. Remember that this is a minimum fall for any Zig-zag pattern. If the price breaks 459 and starts trading below it, the target of 100%, which is near 438.85, will be achieved. (This also fulfills the Rule of Equality). This analysis is based on Elliott Wave theory and Fibonacci. This analysis is for educational purposes only.
NSE:ITCShort
by theprofityogi
ITC - Upward Leading DiagonalIt seems ITC has probably formed a base after consuming a good demand zone on 75 Mins TF and as per Dow Theory model, making higher lows and higher highs. As per my primary rationale of Elliott Wave analysis, it is forming a leading diagonal structure for Wave 1 on 75 Mins TF chart as shown hereby. We can confirm this once it consumes some demand at Wave 2 downwards and makes higher highs rally to initiate Wave 3. In case, it doesn't come to Wave 2 at around 420-425, then we may look for how price action and Elliott Wave Model plays out once it crosses 450 upwards breaking a good supply zone of 440-448. If it breaks Gann Square of 9 number - 463 upwards, then it will be confirmed that upward impulse wave has started yet again and may try to establish All-time highs again. But let's go step by step and see how the model and market sentiments work out/align beautifully in future. Take this as education post for Elliott Wave structure model and play around/perform exercises from your side too on various time frames.
NSE:ITCLong
by champvimal
ITC, HUL, Dabur Stock Buy, Sell or hold ?ITC, HUL, Dabur Stock Prices Rise up to 26% in 6 Months: Buy, Sell, or Hold? In the past six months, several consumer goods stocks, including ITC Ltd, Hindustan Unilever Ltd (HUL), and Dabur India, have seen notable gains, with stock prices rising up to 26%. This impressive rally has sparked interest among investors, who are now contemplating whether to buy, sell, or hold these stocks. Key Factors Driving Stock Price Gains Recovery in Consumer Demand The gradual recovery in consumer demand, particularly in the FMCG (Fast-Moving Consumer Goods) sector, has been a significant factor behind the rise in stock prices. With inflation stabilizing and consumer sentiment improving, companies like ITC, HUL, and Dabur have benefited from increased sales, especially in urban markets. Signs of Rural Revival The rural economy, which had been under pressure due to inflation and poor monsoons, is showing early signs of revival. Companies with a strong rural presence, like Dabur and HUL, have started to see an uptick in rural sales, helping improve their overall growth outlook. Strong Q1 Earnings The first quarter earnings of these companies have been better than expected, leading to increased investor confidence. ITC posted strong results across its FMCG, hotel, and cigarette businesses, while HUL saw gains in premium products and digital channels. Dabur, too, reported a rise in profit, driven by strong demand in its health and wellness portfolio. Pricing Power and Cost Optimization In the face of rising input costs, many FMCG companies have effectively passed on price hikes to consumers without significantly impacting demand. In addition, cost optimization measures have helped protect margins, further boosting investor sentiment. Positive Market Sentiment The overall stock market sentiment has been positive, with major indices like NIFTY 50 touching new highs. This has created a favorable environment for large-cap stocks like ITC, HUL, and Dabur, which are seen as defensive picks during uncertain economic times. Stock-Specific Performance ITC Ltd: Over the last six months, ITC has been one of the top performers, rising significantly due to its diversified portfolio in FMCG, cigarettes, hotels, and agribusiness. With the cigarette business maintaining stable growth and other segments showing signs of recovery, ITC is seen as a solid bet for long-term investors. Hindustan Unilever Ltd (HUL): HUL has also seen gains, driven by its focus on premium products and strong distribution network. As rural demand recovers, analysts expect further upside potential in HUL stock, making it a popular choice for investors seeking steady growth. Dabur India: Dabur’s stock has benefited from increased demand for its health and wellness products, including ayurvedic and natural personal care items. The company’s robust presence in rural areas, combined with its focus on innovation, has made it a preferred stock for many investors. Analyst Recommendations: Buy, Sell, or Hold? ITC Ltd: BUY Analysts remain bullish on ITC, thanks to its diverse business model, strong cash flows, and pricing power in the cigarette business. Additionally, the company’s growing presence in FMCG and its hotel segment’s recovery make it a top pick for long-term investors. The recent stock rally is expected to continue as demand improves across its sectors. Hindustan Unilever Ltd (HUL): HOLD Despite its steady performance, some analysts suggest a hold position for HUL, as the stock is already trading at high valuations. However, with a potential recovery in rural markets and continued growth in premium segments, HUL remains a good option for risk-averse investors looking for a defensive stock. Dabur India: BUY Dabur is a buy recommendation for many analysts, thanks to its focus on natural and ayurvedic products, which are in high demand post-pandemic. The company's strong rural reach and innovation pipeline make it a growth stock with long-term potential. Additionally, Dabur’s efforts to enhance its digital presence and focus on e-commerce are likely to drive future gains. Conclusion With stock prices of ITC, HUL, and Dabur showing impressive gains over the last six months, the outlook for these stocks remains positive, driven by improving demand, strong earnings, and the revival of rural consumption. For investors, ITC and Dabur are clear buy recommendations due to their growth potential, while HUL is seen as a hold for those looking for stability in uncertain markets. For further stock analysis and recommendations: ITC Ltd Investor Relations HUL Financial Reports Dabur India Investors
NSE:ITC
by shivtoshiva2022